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Neil Gould
Hi Ed,
Preface: I am somewhat limited in that my newsreader doesn't display the
original post, but the post which quoted what I think was the original
question had a link to your page. I had mentioned that your page worked as
expected (with regard to scrolling) in older versions of FF. Later, in a
discussion with dorayme, I mentioned that I've written HTML pages with fixed
headers that still scroll properly in the latest FF versions.
OK. The reason I didn't proffer a "solution" based on my experience is that
yours is a php page, and that, to me, has possible implications about how it
is actually being generated and that might account for quirks in the way it
interacts with some browser engines. One way to know if that is the source
of the problem would be to write the same content as an HTML page and see
whether the problem persists.
Preface: I am somewhat limited in that my newsreader doesn't display the
original post, but the post which quoted what I think was the original
question had a link to your page. I had mentioned that your page worked as
expected (with regard to scrolling) in older versions of FF. Later, in a
discussion with dorayme, I mentioned that I've written HTML pages with fixed
headers that still scroll properly in the latest FF versions.
OK. The reason I didn't proffer a "solution" based on my experience is that
yours is a php page, and that, to me, has possible implications about how it
is actually being generated and that might account for quirks in the way it
interacts with some browser engines. One way to know if that is the source
of the problem would be to write the same content as an HTML page and see
whether the problem persists.